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TVC IMAGING WITH NIRS-IVUS
The TVC Imaging System™ combines enhanced intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) with near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) to detect lipid-core plaques suspected to be vulnerable to rupture and to cause fatal coronary blockage.
Each month a new case is presented demonstrating how NIRS-IVUS TVC Imaging provides clinical benefit.
KEY PUBLICATIONS
The Search for Vulnerable Plaque – The Pace Quickens
Madder, R. MD, Stone, G. MD,
Erlinge, D. MD, Muller, J. MD
J Invasive Cardiology, v. 25A, August 2013, 25A: 29A-33A.
Imaging of Plaque Composition and Structure with the TVC Imaging System and TVC Insight Catheter
Shydo, B. BS, Hendricks, M. BS,
Frazier, G. BS MBA
J Invasive Cardiology, v. 25A, August 2013, pp. 5A(4).
CASE OF THE MONTH
NIRS-IVUS TVC In Vivo Imaging Detects Findings Compatible with Neoatherosclerosis in a 7 Year-old DES with Restenosis, and Warns of No-Reflow
A patient with a long history of CAD presents with an NSTEMI. ISR is detected and NIRS-IVUS TVC Imaging reveals unique findings compatible with neoathersclerosis. How can TVC Imaging aid in treatment of this high-risk patient?
ADDITIONAL CASES
NIRS-IVUS TVC Imaging in the Proximal LAD —A Tale of Two Plaques
Case by Dr. Mark Zainea, McLaren Macomb Hospital, Mount Clemens, MI
Case by Dr. Div Verma and Dr. Chris Kim, University of Utah School of Medicine, Salt Lake City, Utah
Case by Dr. Luis Tami, Memorial Regional Hospital, Hollywood, FL
NIRS-IVUS TVC Imaging to Determine Length of Artery to Stent at a STEMI Culprit Site
Case by Dr. Francisco Dieguez, Palmetto General Hospital, Hialeah, Florida
NIRS-IVUS TVC Imaging to Determine Length of Artery to be Stented
Case by Dr. Chris Kim and Dr. Troy Wiedenbeck. Davis Hospital, Salt Lake City, UT.